Stuart Varney: Does America want to look like Gavin Newsom's California?
'Varney & Co.' host Stuart Varney argues California's high taxes, poverty, and mindless climate rules hurt Gov. Newsom's image with the rest of the nation.
Biden's Treasury is 'sucking all the oxygen out of the room': EJ Antoni
Heritage Foundation Public Finance Economist EJ Antoni joined 'Varney & Co.' to discuss the weakening labor market and Biden's latest remarks on the economy.
Biden thinking he'll flip Florida blue is a 'pipe dream': Monica Crowley
Former Assistant Treasury Secretary Monica Crowley discusses the top voting issues for the American people on 'Varney & Co.'
Kyle Bass: ‘No one is interested in investing’ in China, Hong Kong
Hayman Capital Management founder and CIO Kyle Bass examines the China threat and U.S. economic performance on 'Mornings with Maria.'
Short-term thinking has ‘shifted’ real estate across the country: Rogers Healy
Dallas realtor Rogers Healy joins ‘Fox & Friends’ to break down the latest developments in the housing market.
We are approaching the danger zone as it relates to oil prices: Mark Tepper
Motley Fool asset management analyst Shelby McFaddin and Strategic Wealth Partners CEO Mark Tepper weigh in on the manufacturing data, the Fed's rate cuts, share their outlook on Big Tech, rising oil prices and gold nearing record highs.
A large majority of consumers believe tipping culture is 'out of control'
A recent WalletHub survey revealed that a majority of consumers, about three in four people, believe that tipping in the United States has gotten out of control.
Teamsters call for nationwide boycott of Molson Coors amid labor dispute
The Teamsters union is calling for a nationwide boycott of Molson Coors amid stalled talks with striking workers, asking that beer drinkers switch to Anheuser-Busch products.
Americans are draining their retirement accounts, racking up debt due to high inflation
The inflation crisis is forcing a growling number of Americans to rack up credit card debt and tap their retirement savings, according to a new study.
Powerball jackpot rises to $1.09 billion after no players win grand prize
The Powerball jumped to an estimated $1.09 billion after no player won the grand prize during Monday night's drawing, making it the fourth largest jackpot in the game's history.
The left sees work as an inconvenience: Jason Trennert
'Kudlow' panelists Monica Crowley and Jason Trennert discuss the expansion of U.S. welfare under President Biden as lawmakers push for universal basic income.
Charles Payne: What happened to America's STEM workers?
'Making Money' host Charles Payne discusses why the U.S. isn't training workers for tech or manual labor jobs.
Fed will have a problem marketing rate cuts thanks to 'sticky' inflation: Joe LaVorgna
Former White House chief economist Joe LaVorgna and JP Morgan's Kelsey Berro discuss whether strong consumer spending is a concern for the Fed on 'Making Money.'
AI trade is alive, but will take time to broaden out: Ayesha Tariq
MacroVisor co-founder Ayesha Tariq discusses whether there is anything that can disrupt this stock market rally on 'Making Money.'
Most Americans feel Biden gaslighted them on the economy: Bill McGurn
Wall Street Journal editorial board member Bill McGurn and former Democrat Pennsylvania Congressman Patrick Murphy discuss why Biden is losing the young vote on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
California's fast food minimum wage hike is a 'business killer': Gov. Doug Burgum
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum argues California's new minimum wage law will affect every business in the state that deals with food on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Biden constantly capitulates to the 'extreme environmentalists': Lewie Pugh
Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association EVP Lewie Pugh reacts to Biden's crackdown on heavy-duty trucks on 'Varney & Co.'
How It Started... How It's Going: Homes have become less affordable since Biden took office
A Bankrate study shows that aspiring homebuyers in 22 states plus D.C. need a six-figure salary to afford a median-priced home as of January.
California's $20 minimum wage for fast-food workers goes into effect
A new law raising the minimum wage of fast-food workers in California to $20 an hour went into effect Monday. It applies to restaurants with at least 60 locations nationwide.
Baltimore bridge collapse poses 'temporary risk' to local, state economies: Moody's
A new report from Moody's found that city and state economies face a "temporary" risk following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.